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Jul 12, 2022 <1 min

What Is A Rolling Blackout?

from Afternoons with Sonny Hosted by 90.9 KCBI-FM

Maybe you're new to North Texas and you're wondering "What are these rolling blackouts I'm hearing about?" First things first, you probably need to know who ERCOT is. ERCOT stands for the Electric Reliability Council of Texas and they operate the state's electric grid. When they see how much energy they have and how much is demand and that number is near the same, they start these things called Rolling Blackouts. This means cutting power in one part of the state to allow for the rest of the state to keep its own. After one city or region may have their power cut for a few hours, the power company will shift where the power has been limited to another city or region—hence the term “rolling.”

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